Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career.

Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album Zapp and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce."

Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints that never get old and you can take a second listen to it below!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career.

Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album Zapp and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce."

Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints that never get old and you can take a second listen to it below!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career.

Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career.

Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album Zapp and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce."

Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints that never get old and you can take a second listen to it below!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career.

Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Liste: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album "Zapp" and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce." Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints that never get old and you can take a second listen to it below!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career. Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Liste: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album "Zapp" and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce." Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints that never get old and you can take a second listen to it below!

Amazing Cover: "I Will Always Love You" (Zapp & Shirley Murdock)

Back in 1996, Roger and Zapp released their compilation album The Compilation: Greatest Hits II & More which featured some of Zapp's lesser-known singles and album tracks  and some joints from Roger Troutman. With that said, the famed group featured Shirley Murdock ("As We Lay") on their rendition of the then mega-hit and future iconic "I Will Always Love You," which just a few years earlier was made into the biggest song of Whitney Houston's career. Who would've thought a country song originally by Dolly Parton would go through so many soulful iterations and end up in this funky gospel-tinged Zapp cut. Either way you feel, take a listen below to Zapp & Shirley Murdock transform "I Will Always Love You" and Enjoy!

Second Liste: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album "Zapp" and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce." Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints and you can take a first or second listen below!

Second Liste: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album "Zapp" and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce." Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints and you can take a first or second listen below!

Second Liste: "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Zapp)

Back in 1980 Ohio-based P-Funk band Zapp released their self-titled debut album "Zapp" and the standout track from the set was the George Clinton co-produced joint "More Bounce to the Ounce." Eventually peaking at #2 on the Black singles chart, "More Bounce to the Ounce" is one of those classic P-Funk joints and you can take a first or second listen below!